There
were elections in Italy a couple of weeks ago. "Danka, do you
know our Silvio? He's the one that can save the country!" - E.
told me. "All the politicians would tell you about the taxes to
pay, he's the only one that wouldn't!" After the elections E.
told me: "Our Silvio has won!" It looks that the key to his
victory seems to be the tax indeed.
Italy
is suffering the consequences of the crisis. Silvio's "no - tax"
government was gone and the new Prime Minister Monti started new
politics, full of renouncement. Before the last elections, Silvio
promised to give back that tax for second and other houses. It worked
well. I wanted to tell E.: “I'm from Poland, an ex-communistic
country!”
“But
I don't see the difference between your country and mine. No work, no
prospect for the young people. You are happy as the person who was
governing for the last 20 years is back again?". I'm not voting
since 2005 but in Italy I've found my ideal candidate. He's gay,
socialist and ecologist. If only I could vote in Italy!
Parę
tygodni temu odbyły się wybory we Włoszech. "Danka, znasz
naszego Silvio? Tylko on może uratować ten kraj!" - powiedział
E. "Wszyscy politycy mówią o podatkach, on jeden nie!" Po
wyborach E. poinformował mnie: "Nasz Sylwio wygrał!"
Zdaje się, że kluczem do tego zwycięstwa są podatki.
Włochy
cierpią konsekwencje kryzysu. Rząd "nie - podatkom"
Silvio odszedł, a premier Monti rozpoczął nową politykę, pełną
wyrzeczeń. Przed ostatnimi wyborami Silvio obiecał oddać podatek
za drugi dom i kolejne - i wygrał. Chciałam powiedzieć E.:
"Pochodzę postkomunistycznej Polski!”.
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